What is Contemporary? The Critical Approaches to be Intempestives

When we consider the debates on contemporaneity, we realize that the most important problem with respect to the notion of contemporaneity is to find a proper place and theory for the identified domain, accordingly a critical attitude. In this study, it will be assessed truly if there is a novelty in this theory, if the notion of contemporaneity as a sign of a significant ethos points out life beyond the modernist and post-modernist doctrines and experiences. For this aim, it will be controverted what we call contemporaneity as a state or an event following up a certain politics and defining time and space, belonging to a particular geography. In this article, we have discussed “present time” formulated as “intempestive” by Nietzsche and philosophers such as Giorgio Agamben, Michel Foucault, Gilles Deluze, Félix Guattari and Jacques Rancière featuring his ideas on the same topic by way of dealing with “intempestive” as an evolution to a radical break and to the philosophy of event